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Rainmaker Partners in full compliance with the CAN SPAM Act of 2003
believes strongly in a businessperson's right to e-privacy and adheres
to the
DMA's (Direct Marketing Association)
Privacy Promise Guidelines
(as updated May of 2002) for
ethical and responsible direct marketing. Rainmaker holds steadfast to these
guidelines, maintaining no data or metadata in its databases other
than necessary to conduct multi-channel marketing campaigns. In
addition:
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They are a business
engaged primarily in selling to other
businesses. Rainmaker Partners will not sell lists to B2C marketers.
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They are focused on certain vertical and/or geographic markets for which they wish
to market to via e-mail.
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They have demonstrated to
Rainmaker Partners the pertinent nature of their products and services to
the database segment and functional contacts they wish to market to..
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They intend
to only market these B2B products and
services in a professional and personalized fashion providing full
opt-out capabilities.
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They do
not utilize
misleading subject matter and from fields.
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They agree
not to share any addresses they may obtain with any other
organization or affiliate for any reason.
It's easy to opt-out of a Rainmaker list.
The last sentence in each and every offer from Rainmaker Partners or from
its customers provides subscribers the option to unsubscribe and remove
themselves from our database. A recipient may choose to remove
themselves from our database at any time. To unsubscribe,
simply click the unsubscribe link at the bottom of any Rainmaker Partners
e-mail or those of our clients.
Please allow up to 72 hours for the removal process to be complete.
All records in the Rainmaker Partners database are maintained in our data
center utilizing the latest technologies to secure, house, and serve the
data. All data is housed on redundant servers and protected by a firewall.
Rainmaker Partners encourages you to revisit our Privacy Statement to
keep informed of any changes.
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Organic vs. PPC Search Engine Optimization
"In this article, we will explore the strengths and
weaknesses of both methods of search engine marketing.
Today, there is a big myth that natural search engine optimization
is inexpensive and easy. For example, if you wanted your web site
to rank high for the keyword phrase "life insurance" or "debt
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Yet still, natural search engine optimization usually gives you a
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E-mail to grow, integrate more with other channels in '12
-DMNews
E-mail marketing
will increase in 2012, according to Datran Media, which found
that 82% of the marketers surveyed said that they plan to
increase their use of e-mail marketing in 2012.
Datran Media's second annual survey of online marketing
professionals, conducted in December 2007 with more than 2,000
marketers including employees of OgilvyOne Worldwide, Avenue A/Razorfish,
Stamps.com, The Knot Inc. and QVC, asked marketers about the
online channels that have an impact on their business. Despite
the sharp rise in e-mail, consumers need not be wary, as
marketers are getting more sophisticated.
“If 82% said that they were increasing sales 10 years ago, I
would be frightened, but today more firms are shifting their
offline marketing to the online space and are sending more
targeted messages,” said Lana McGilvray, VP of marketing at
Datran Media
Read more.....
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